Kiwanis Club Passes Resolutions on Willis Kurtz Death
The Kiwanis Club of Carey Ohio passes resolutions mourning the death of Willis R Kurtz a charter member. They express gratitude for his faithful attendance counsel service and cheerful presence and extend sympathy to his family with copies sent to the family the Kiwanis magazine and minutes of the Carey club.
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Kiwanis Club
Carey
Ohio
Willis R. Kurtz
Kiwanis Magazine
W. N. Johnson
Hold Up Near Home Ended With Tiny Theft
F J Simonis was robbed on a Saturday evening when two young men approached from behind. A masked assailant pressed a revolver to his face and demanded cash. He surrendered about $3, the pair fled west toward High Street. they did not search him.
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F. J. Simonis
Mr.Simonis
Carey Attendees Report Epworth League Convention
Carey residents attended the Epworth League convention of the Delaware district at Kenton on Tuesday. Speakers included Lieut. Gov. Charles Lewis of Harpster and Dr. C A Musser, a missionary to India. Ted Evans of Detroit led the pep meeting.
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Carey
Epworth League
Delaware
Kenton
E. E. Cole
Esther Pontius
Isabelle Karr
Ruth Diller
Eugenia Henry
Gladys Cole
Miriam Harshberger
Rema Cole
Jennie Steen
Pauline Stiner
Roger Lindsay
Donal Fetters
Howard Diller
James Lindsay
John Winans
Charles Lewis
Harpster
C. A. Musser
India
Ted Evans S
Detroit
St. Paul Sunday School Names Its New Officers
The recently elected officers of the St. Paul Sunday school include Superintendent Hosea Tone, Assistant Superintendent Willis Baughman, Chorister S. C. Presler, Assistant Mrs. Orville Lee, Pianist Mrs. S. C. Presler, Assistant Opal Baughman, Secretary Harold Lee, Assistant Gladys Pratt, Treasurer L. O. Fratt, and Trustee S. C. Presler.
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The
St. Paul Sunday School
Hosea Tone
Willis Baughman
S. C. Presler
Orville Lee
S. C Presler
Opal Baughman
Harold Lee
Gladys Pratt
L. O. Fratt
Fire at Wall Street Inn Traced to Thawed Pipes
Monday noon the Wall St Inn suffered a minor fire started by a plumber thawing frozen pipes with a blow torch. Paper wrapping on the pipes caught fire and smoldered beneath the floor before smoke issued from under the building. The stubborn blaze caused no damage.
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Wall St. Inn
Card of Thanks from Carey Electric Telephone Co
The Carey Electric Telephone Co expresses gratitude to Carey business men for their Christmas Day gifts and kindness. The message notes the gifts were highly appreciated and thanks are extended from the operators.
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Carey
Carey Electric Telephone Co
Hog sale near Alvada nets 47 hogs averaging 273 pounds
Arthur Phillips of two miles west of Alvada sold 47 hogs last week. The hogs weighed an average of 273 pounds each.
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Arthur Phillips
Alvada
Carey Times Office Closed for New Year Day
The Carey Times announces its office will be shut on New Years Day. Local residents are advised to note the holiday closure and plan any necessary inquiries accordingly.
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Carey Times
Christmas Song Service At Christ Lutheran Church
A Christmas program and service were held at Christ Lutheran Church on Sunday evening. The event featured organ preludes, vocal duets, recitations, children’s songs, offertory, and a sermon by Rev. Lewis P. Speaker discussing Christmas hymns.
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Christ Lutheran
Elsie Howard
Herald Angels
Geralda May Moser
Dorothy
Jean Wenner
Margate
Robbie DeWitt
Jack Ewing
la Verge Galbroner
Millicent Miller
Stanley Montague
Eileen Kirkwood
Newborns Listed From Local Families This Week
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Puchta on Sunday. A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Houser on North Fourth Street Christmas morning. A 10 pound 4 ounce daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Weary on South Walpole Street Wednesday.
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Clinton Puchta
B. F.L. Houser
North Fourth Street
F. L. Weary
South Walpole Street
New Year Greetings From Mrs A L Stiner and Loretta Derr
Wishing you happiness through the New Year from Mrs. A L Stiner and Loretta Derr.
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A. L. Stiner
Loretta Derr
Local Christmas Visits Spotted in Beech Grove Notes
Beech Grove residents record festive gatherings with relatives near and far. Families including Shaffer Kennerley Rickle and Plott share Christmas dinners and Sunday visits across Carey Wharton Ada and Upper Sandusky with extended kin.
Passing of the Old Year Poem
A reflective verse by Nan Terrell Reed, published in the New York Times, contemplates the passing of the old year. The speaker recalls shared joys and sorrows with the year as a companion on life’s journey and whispers good night as it vanishes from view.
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Nan Terrell Reed
New York Times
Community Holiday Visits and Sick List in Woodsdale
The Woodsdale column lists Mr and Mrs Henry Beard on the sick list. Numerous local families exchanged Christmas and weekend visits including Miss Neva Loader with the Swiharts of Fostoria and many others from Findlay Ridge Center Vanlue Marion Arlington Fremont Mt. Blanchard Carey and Carey area.
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Mrs. Henry Beard
Neva Loader
Mrs. Amos Swihart
Fostoria
Harry Miller
S. A. Eschbaugh
Vanlue
Gerald Hatch
Merritt and
Carl
Stephen Hatch
Findlay
Forest Miller
John Kloopfer
Ridge Center
Samuel LeMott
Wellie
Otto LeMott
Howard Tippin
Ernest Loader
Amos Swihart
Henry Smith
Dixon Wise
Marion’ Township
Roy Farmer
Robert
Wharton Residents Note Holidays and Local Events
Wharton families report visits in Arlington and Cleveland and Christmas gatherings with the Hissongs in Waldo. Kimmel plans showings of the Ten Commandments on January 1 and 2. M E Sunday school officers for 1926 are listed with A R Cramer as superintendent and Crystal Gibson as secretary.
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M. E. Sunday School
A. R Cramer
Paul Bell
Grace Secrist
Norma Lee
A. R. Cramer
Crystal Gibson
Ralph van Buren
N. C Kear
N. C. Kear
Family at Work Behind the Brew Supply
A household scene shows a mother in the kitchen washing bottle work, a sister in the pantry removing labels, a father in the cellar mixing hops, and Johnny on the front porch watching for the cops.
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Mother
Sister
Father
Johnny
Carey Times Offers Twin Birth Prize for Carey Parents
The Carey Times announces a year end subscription prize to the parents of the first pair of twins born after midnight December 31 1925. Winners must reside within ten miles of Carey to qualify.
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The
Carey Times
Carey
the Times
Lutheran Church Notes New Year Sermon and Activities
The church marks the new year with a sermon on The Reckoning of Time by the pastor. Virgil Yohe will preach in the evening, a Van Buren service is set for Sunday afternoon, and Luther League meets at 6 30 in the new parish house. A New Year watch party for Luther Leaguers is planned tonight. Catechetical class meets Saturday afternoon, and a called church council meeting follows Sunday night service. The remodeled auditorium was filled for Christmas, a donation to Oesterlen Orphans Home was received, and dedication is scheduled for January 31.
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Virgil Yohe
Vanlue
Luther League
Luther Leaguers
Church Council
Oesterlen
Bogard and Sours Couple Wed in Upper Sandusky
Virgil Tsalton Bogard son of I. T. Bogard Urbana and Mable Lucille Sours daughter of Mrs. J. A. Sours north of Upper Sandusky were married in Upper Sandusky last Thursday. They left for Toledo after the ceremony and on returning reside at H. A. Kear residence on W Findlay street. Bogard is employed as merchant at Krebs' garage.
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Virgil Tsalton Bogard
I. T. Bogard
Urbana
Mable Lucille Sours
J. A. Sours
North of
Upper Sandusky
Toledo
H. A. Kear
W. Findlay Street
Mr. Bogard
Krebs
Local families share holiday visits across several towns
Beebe School District family news notes Mrs. Walter Gottfried and son Fordyce visiting Toledo relatives, plus numerous Christmas dinners and gatherings with relatives in Carey, Delphos, Carey again, Tiffin, Ridgeville Corners, North Baltimore, and Columbus Grove.
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Walter Gottfried
Fordyce
Toledo
John Reinhart
Valparaiso
Ind
John Thompson
C. H. Hull
Paul Calmes
Carey
Charles Thompson
John
Jacob Stocdy
Wendel Wentling
Charles
Floyd Kloppfer
Frederick Kohmann
Harry Hull
J. W. Shock
North Baltimore
M Hull
Miss Clarice Shock
Rolland Wirt
Death of Mrs McCune in Pittsburg and Dayton funeral
Mrs Linda McCune died Monday evening at Pittsburg home of her daughter Mrs C E Chalfant after a December illness of pleurisy. Born Linda Squires in Marion 1858 she joined the Myers family in 1868. Survived by daughter Mrs C E Chalfant and son Charles C McCune, three grandchildren. Funeral held in Dayton with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Mattie Myers
Dayton
Linda McCune
C. E. Chalfant
Pittsburg
Woodlawn
Linda
Myers
Charles Jr. McCune
June Marie
Charles C. McCune
Charles Dana Chalfant
Jeanne Louise Chalfant
Charles Alexander McCune
Henry Beard Dies After Brief Illness at Home West of Vanlue
Henry Beard aged near 79 dies Wednesday morning at his farm home west of Vanlue after a weeklong illness due to bowel obstruction. Funeral at Van Horn church Friday at 2 PM with burial in Van Horn cemetery near Carey. Survived by wife Catherine Esterley and nine children, including Solomon Beard of New London and several others in Amanda Township Findlay and Cleveland, plus 18 grandchildren.
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Vanlue
Henry Beard
van Horn
Carey
Mr. Beard
Catherine Esterley
Solomon S. Beard
New London
Wm E. Beard
Perry A. Beard
Amanda _ township
C J. Shuck
John H Beard
Charles M Beard
Findlay
H R Siddal
Cleveland
Bertie L Beard
Rosa May
Cole Wentling marriage at Ridge Township home
Willie Edward Cole and Hazel Alice Wentling were united in marriage Thursday at 10 15 a m by Rev S R Dunham at his city home. The couple, of Ridge township, were witnessed by their parents, with the single ring ceremony. They will reside on a farm near Carey.
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Willie Edward Cole
Charles B Cole
Hazel Alice Wentling
Edgar Wentling
Ridge Township
S R Dunham
Cole
Carey
Loyal Workers watch party at Bowman home
The Loyal Workers class plans a watch party at Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman’s home on Thursday evening December 31 1925 The church board meets Friday evening January 1 1926 All members urged to attend Dedication services led by Bishop J F Dunlap on January 24.
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Harry Bowman
J. F Dunlap
Methodist Women to Meet at West Findlay Home
The Queen Esther Standard Spear ers of the Methodist church will assemble Saturday afternoon at Mrs George Ash home on West Findlay street. Miss Bernice Wentling and Miss Nina Hudson will be hostesses.
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Queen Esther Standard Spearers
Methodist Church
George Ash
West Findlay Street
Bernice Wentling
Nina Hudson
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Kiwanis
ST. Paul
NEW Years Greetings
Beech Grove
Mrs
Floyd Shaffer
G. A. Kennerley Home
Ernest Shane
Carol June
W. H. Rickle
Lewis Lee
Near Vaniue
Lloyd Kimmel
North of Carey
N. B Plate
Gladys
Lewis Kimmel
Corinne
Geneva
Ida Schade
F. B. Schade
Edward Gunther
Harlow van Buren
G. A. Kennerley
Frank Shaffer
Earl of Wharton
O. C. Rickle
Addison Kennerley
Miss Vernice
Howard
Girard
John Updegraff
Truman
Willis Stahl
Mt. Blancoard
Carol Jane
Homer Shellhouse
Ada
Nial Beck
Oscar Roth
Betty
N. B. Plott
Forest Plott
Grand- Forest
Lawrence Plott
Roy Plott
Clarence Rist
Monroe
Frederic
All
Jack Bristoll
Karleen
Wharton
N. B. Pott
Curtis Plott
Forest
Salem
Woodsdale
Arlo Altman
Near Findlay
R. W. McRill
William Farmer
Arlington
George Monday
Oren and
Earl
Willis Corwin
Fremont
Ily
Edna McRill
Lola Essex
Messrs
Harlan Beard
Warren Daniels
Percil Parker
Ebogard
Beebe
Bert Painter
Beatrice Phillips
R. B. Gilliland
Christ Hucke
Nick and
Josep
Nick
Peter Jenet
Frank Frey
Rosa Derr
Vernet
Carlton Jenet
Edwin Gottfried
Jean Ann
Joseph Vaughn
Teddy
J A. Vaughn
Allen Vaughn
Earl Reinhart
W R. Thompson
Jacob Stoady
N J Ardner
Henry Ardner
Edna Knettle
Delphos
M C Yost
Kate Class
Arcadia
Naomi Hunter
James Gibson
Norma Jean
E. F Thome
C. C. Thome
McCune
Cole-Wentling
Evangelical Church Notes
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